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AAC Demands Oyo Governor Explain ₦4.5 Billion Bodija Explosion Relief Despite Alleged ₦50 Billion Federal Support
The African Action Congress (AAC) Oyo State chapter has called on Governor Seyi Makinde to clarify the disbursement of relief funds to victims of the January 16, 2024 Bodija explosion in Ibadan. Reports indicate that only ₦4.5 billion was officially approved for compensation, despite claims that ₦50 billion was released by the federal government. AAC Chairman Kayode Babayomi accused the state government of a lack of transparency and financial impropriety, urging a detailed explanation on the remaining ₦45.5 billion allegedly allocated for the victims.
The African Action Congress (AAC) Oyo State chapter has called on Governor Seyi Makinde to clarify the disbursement of relief funds to victims of the January 16, 2024 Bodija explosion in Ibadan. Reports indicate that only ₦4.5 billion was officially approved for compensation, despite claims that ₦50 billion was released by the federal government. AAC Chairman Kayode Babayomi accused the state government of a lack of transparency and financial impropriety, urging a detailed explanation on the remaining ₦45.5 billion allegedly allocated for the victims.
AAC Demands Oyo Governor Explain ₦4.5 Billion Bodija Explosion Relief Despite Alleged ₦50 Billion Federal Support
The African Action Congress (AAC) Oyo State chapter has called on Governor Seyi Makinde to clarify the disbursement of relief funds to victims of the January 16, 2024 Bodija explosion in Ibadan. Reports indicate that only ₦4.5 billion was officially approved for compensation, despite claims that ₦50 billion was released by the federal government. AAC Chairman Kayode Babayomi accused the state government of a lack of transparency and financial impropriety, urging a detailed explanation on the remaining ₦45.5 billion allegedly allocated for the victims.
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